๐Ÿช Business & Pricing

Free business calculators: profit margin and markup, break-even point, depreciation, commission, discounts and cost per unit.

8 free tools, no sign-up

Price with intent instead of instinct: margin versus markup, the break-even point of a new product, and how depreciation eats into book value year by year.

Sales-side tools cover commissions, discounts and percentage math โ€” the daily arithmetic of quoting, invoicing and negotiating, done once and done right.

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Break-Even Calculator

Find the break-even point for any product or service. Enter fixed costs, price per unit and variable cost per unit to see the exact units and revenue needed to break even.

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Commission Calculator

Calculate your sales commission earnings. Enter your sales amount and commission rate to see total commission and earnings at a glance.

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Cost Per Unit Calculator

Compare the true unit price of two products side by side. Enter price, quantity and unit (each, oz, lb, g, kg, ml, L, pack) to instantly see which deal offers the best value for money.

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Depreciation Calculator

Calculate asset depreciation with three methods.

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Discount Calculator

Calculate the final price after discount.

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Markup Calculator

Work out your markup and margin in seconds. Enter cost and selling price โ€” or cost and markup % โ€” to instantly see gross profit, markup percentage, margin percentage and break-even price.

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Percentage Calculator

Calculate percentages, ratios, and changes.

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Profit Margin Calculator

Work out your profit and margin in seconds. Enter your revenue and cost to see the gross profit, net profit and profit margin percentage instantly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between margin and markup?

Margin is profit as a share of the selling price; markup is profit on top of cost. The same deal looks like different percentages โ€” the tool converts both.

How do I find my break-even point?

Divide fixed costs by the contribution margin per unit; the calculator adds sensitivity to price and volume changes.

Which depreciation method should I use?

Straight-line for simplicity, declining-balance for front-loaded write-offs โ€” check what your local accounting rules allow.